rJ7fe5jkw7
(w
ns
yirTf ? V -
! "V ' ttiV
fr
r vl
V'
Wl
t... V
,1" ;' tfik- '
!
(1
rt
Aw.
X
iu
. V
A
IV
I'
ir
R
n
w
MANTELL RETURNS;
.' NEW MUSIC SHOW
- ttVaEodian Roappoars as Shy-
'lock "Penny Anto" Plpasos
. at Walnut
Urnnil InlrroM in tlio nlwn.vs Milt
atahtinl nul votnetlmrs spirited per
formances f Plinkespenre Riven by llob
rrt Mnntell nnd III Hsmintf plnjrri
Apparently Is not limited either by n
raturu ensngement follow ing hard on
his origlnnl fensoiiRl apprflrnnce or upon
the tlinitrirnl vicissitudes of Holy
Week, to which nmc of thof who ilo
pot tlcm themselves worldly rnlertnlii
tnent diirlns Lent eonfine their period
of nhMrntinti from the playhouse. A
rrry enn'idernble nudienre enjoyed ''The
Merchant ,if Venice" lnt nicht.
fr. Mnntetl's Shylock is one of hi
most accomplished roles, it 1 move
than an impersonation : it rises to the
dignity of an Interpretation. It re
spects Reneral traditions, but it post
ese a certain individual quality that
la dlffercntiatlne anil distinctive, it
jtmscs. but not unduly, the racial and
religious consciousness of the .tew of
Venice, nnd It moves with cumulative
nnd convincing force to its tragic issue.
And some of the drama of It is in the
wiring which is never theatrically rant
Int. t'ortiH is Mis tlnniper's most
satisfying nn't : in it she is well roil ,
tired, she miKcs n lovelj picture for the
rye. and n the passages where nn'hness
Is an asset 1ir is rry good. A now
Bassanio replaces 1'riU l.eiher. John
Alexander n personable actor. lm I
played I.oreno n few weeks ago. Ob
viously new to the part, he was some- j
iyTint stilted in the earlier scenes, but
bnnroved crentM Inter, being genuinely
fffectlve in the ensket -choosing episode.
"I.ear. one of Mr Mantcll's best parts
and productions, is the bill for tonight.
Walnut The queri as to what's in a
name may well he npplieil to "IVnuj
Ante," a song dancc-nnd-girl rcvusical
ort of concoction cooked up by (Jus
Hill ns producer from musical in - i
gredients furnished li 12. S. Hunting- i
don and comedy material by Frank I
JKcnnoilj tine would not guess from
th,c jtitlp that it comprehended n bevy of j
comely choristers, who can sing. too. a
lot of nlluring tunes, plentiful dance
s'necialties of grace and vigor, an nbund-
ncc of pictorinl settings and even a
well-defined plot with a marked farci
cal trend
The plot is based on the familiar but
ln-nt-a liil.-lriniiu tvm motive. U'itll its
mji J possibilities for mistaken identities. ,
Kfc pne of these twins is nlwnjs getting his
wst waajI lirjAtl.ni- It.ln tnlilmna nnrl sernnes
A' series of them runs through "Penny
Ante" and keeps the fun going at a
llvclj; gait till the final curtain. A
word of special praise is due the nil
njerous songs, those making the best
impression being "firniidmn I")ni."
"Candy Clirl." "Mission Hells." "The
ftirl on the Magazine Cover," "Tench
Me How to Love." "The Dance 1
Danced When I Was Twenty -one."
"Moving l'lctiire Mary" anil "Father
Wanted Me to Learn n Trade." Charles
Drew and Carlton Scales gnve the right
touch to the roles of the twins and
Charles Hrown proved a capable come
dian. Ma Newman was good in thej
feminine lead.
"Orplictim Mae loninuil nnd t her
players appear hi the "I'nkKseil
Uride." The storv concerns n ouug
ntan about town w.io finds himself em
barrassed through reckless- speculation. I
His uncle has promised him a dowry i
M n large sum on his wedding dny. so.
lii desperation be pronoses marriage to
n vainnire of a Hroadwnv chorus. Hut
Ms pnl spirits her away and the uncle
arrives just as he has proposed to his
Thresher Bros.
The Specialty Silk Store
1322 CHESTNUT STREET
New
Easter Blouses and
Silk Petticoats
Voile and Batiste Blouses in n splendid variety of rtyles, daintily
1 trimmed with beading anil Val laces, all long siceves.
, Retail alue $5.93 Special at S3.95
' GcorpeUe Crepe Blouses, hand embroidered and beaded, all new
models, excellent quality in all the wanted colors.
"Retail value up to $12.95 Special at S7.95
Silk Underskirts of ull-silk jersey, made in the new straight line
! model, also with tailored flounces.
Retail aluc $10.95 Special at Sfi.95
NOTE You can select vour silk from our great silk stock and have
' your silk petticoat made up to jour s-pecial mcasuiements in our
1 woik rooms at a small cost.
Thresher Building
1322 Chestnut Street
Boston Store. 19 & 15 Temple
Place, Through to 11 West St.
Sour cqtinl
our nillt
assortments
i . . . . . . . . . I
I GIVE YOUR TIME TO UP- h
GIVE YOUR TIME TO UP
BUILDING YOUR BUSINESS
LET US WORRY ABOUT
YOUR ACCOUNTS
YOUR credits arc ntctr a certain quantity.
Right now they arc more doubttul than
ever. Post-war conditions have made
many lines of business unstable, irrespective of
liich prucs and apparent prosperity. Credits
today are largely a matter ot guesswork.
Commercial ratings offer no protection. Col
lection agencies pay only what they manage
to collect. But
A Credit Insurance Polity in the "London"
is an absolute guarantee against loss from cov
ered bad debts. You arc absolutely jute of get
ting your money on any covered account, and
Hui know just when you'll get it, too, whether
wc collect it or not.
Give our time to promoting our business--let
uj do the worrying over your slow accounts
and bad debts. It's the surest way. Asking
us tor particulars won't obligate you.
OUR SUPER-SERVICE
."J jTATUaWC-! ? I
Losses Paid In fviWSf Established .
AmcncanCurrcncy (fev&aerlJK Eighteen Sixty-nine
LONDON GUARANTEE AND
ACCIDENT COMPANY LTD.,
R. A. IRVING,
Nairn LomkirJ 4016
Menogrnphrr to go through with a form
of marriage, the ceremony to bo per
'fornied by his chum, In! disguise as n
minister. The girl consents, but his
chum fulls, nnd a genuine minister is
impressed to tie the knot. There then
begin a series of (Amplications that are
amusing and keep the turmoil at n
swift pace. Miss Desmond plays the
rolo of the stenosraphcr lvaclously.
itrnminltiff Attractions The follow
ing 4ire on low a!) other bouses:
"Out -Madame." delightfully tuneful
ami dcliciously droll Victor Herlu rt
coined), with music, sung and danced
by iidmirnblc cast, I'HIndrlphin Thea
tre: "Tift) FifH." entertnining mil
slcnl s-how. with Herbert Corthcll nnd
a good looking chorus featured. Chest
nut Street Opera House: "Tnke It
From M(," a clever musical farce, Slm
bert . I'd Wynn's Cnrnlxal, n good
revue. (Inrrick : "l'p In Mnbcl's
Iloom.' plnunnt farce comedy. Adelphl ;
"Listen Lester." tuneful nnd agile song
and dance show. Forrest, and "The
(tuest of Honor." featuring Will Hodge
nt his droll best. Lyric.
VAUDEVILLE NOVELTIES
Bcsie Clayton Headlines Keith's
Bill Good Shows Elsewhere
Keith's -With several good acts oc
cupying headline positions Keith's yea
terdav presented n vaudeville bill that
left nothing to be desired. Thomas H.
Shea, with an nble cast, presented bits
from "The Hells." "The Cardinal";
nnd "Doctor .Iekll and Mr. Hyde.
Mr. Shea bus evidently lost nothing of
his popularity Judging from the amount
of applause he receixed last night.
Hesie Clatnti and her company of
dancers were an outstanding feature.
The Casinos were exceptionally good.
This act is lienutifullj stnged. Anna
Held. ,lr.. assisted by Hmmet Oilfoyle,
wiw also well received. Miss Held wears
'ome gorgeoii- costumes, while Mr. (Jil
foyle is entertnining with his comedy
patter and sones.
A pair of dancers who were given an
ovation were Stnulev and Hirnes. They
have some ver good eccentric steps
which hold the attention of the audience.
Dnie Hoth Is a piano player of uo mean
ability, while Frances Kennedy amuses
the audience with hci songs nnd patter.
Others on the bill are Harry Leonard
and Jessie Willnrd. in a medley of songs
tiid patter: the three Webber girls in
songs, dances and stunts, and Kane,
Morey and Moore In some startling
feats of balancing. Klnogrnms and
Topics of tlic Dny plcnscd as usual.
Allegheny A graceful chorus and
docr comedians make "When Dreiitus
Come True" a big feature nttraction.
Frosini dispensed popular and classical
airs on the nccordeon. Others who
scored were William O'Clare and girls
nnd Ferry, "the Frog Mnn." "The
Thunderbolt." with Tliomns Meighnn in
the principal role, is the good photopla
attraction.
Globe A spring-like atmosphere
pervades "My Tulip !irl," n musical
tabloid, punctuated with good comedy
and songs. Kntertaiiilng nets were also
offered by Mabel Herra. prima donna;
Dao and Larsen in a musical act: Kd
wjn Heading & Co. in au interesting
sketch ; Lamb's Mannikins and several
others.
Drnadway "Movie Land." a pot
pourri of music, dainty cirls and up
roarious comedians, headlines n well
bnlnnccd bill, which includes Jack Hose
Jfc Co.. Willie Hnle & Urns., acrobat-,
and the thrilling movie version of "In
Old Kentucky," with Anita Stewart.
Cross Keys "Assorted Dainties." a
musical comedy filled with girls, music
nnd comedians is excellent. Hager and
(uodwin, plensing sougs ; Killduf anil
I Allerton. clever skit ; I'l Cotn. xvlo
.ln7 orders
carefully
rilled
AT VOUR.
SERVICE
General Agenc
810 UFayette Bid'
i i ,
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEK PHILADELPHIA", TUESDAY, MAEOH 30, 102tf
phone: Atnnnda Gilbert, vocalist, nnd
Hamlin nnd Mack, dancers, arc good.
William renn The mystery farce,
"Peggy's Wedding N'ljht," with Jcnu
Chnse, proved both funny and thrilling.
Norma Tnlmndge was attractive on the
screen In "She Loves and Lies."
Hrown. (Jardner and Harnett were
clever In n revue of song nnd dances.
Among other good acts were I'bert
Carleton. blackface singing, and Sully
and Thornton, coiulnues.
Grand- "Little Lord Itoberts." di
minutive entertnlner, makes up in
qunllly what he lacks in si?.e, Stewart
and Downing hnve a high -class posing
ect. Other acta include Albert Con
nelly, "the silent humorist": "Them
selves," sketcii j Dobbs nnd Welch,
npnrtinent-housc skit, and l'urman ami
Nash, singers.
Xhnn With Al While's Hevue nnd
the West Philadelphia High School
Hoys' Hand as feature attractions, there
was n decided local tone. Mnny clever
youngsters disport themselves to advan
tage In the revue nnd the band also
scored. Wheeler and Wilson, effer
icscent coined v, added to the general
jubilation. "The Devil's Kiddle," with
Gladys Urockwcll, is the film.
nunionl's "Your Next Dnor Neigh
bor" is n seasonable and amusing
travesty. Tuneful songs and up-to-date
lokes add to the hilarity. A large cast
is led bv the established faiorite, Km
mett Welch.
Walton Hoof Sarah Jones has n
number of new sone numbers : White
side nnd Murdock Hoys give eccentric
dances: Florence Andrews, the "glad
girl." eutertnins; Phyllis and Dagmnr
Oakland" nre pleasing dancers; Lorraine-Sherwood
Stahl, the "baby sou-bi-ettc"
of "A Lovely Tinmen." is an
other hit. No performances on Friday.
BURLESQUE BILLS
Casino Mollle Williams heads her
own company- and mnintains her nnst
icputatioii by producing one of the best
shows in burlesque. Miss Williams has
surrounded herself with a good-looking
chorus that knows bow to sing nnd
dnnce. They nre elaborately costumed.
Good comedy is brought out during the
action. peciai attention has peen paid
to tho stage settings,, which prove a
pleasure to the eye.
Trocndero "Sliding" Hilly Wnt
son's show is an entertaining attraction-.
Watson is ably supported by an
excellent company of pretty girls. 'One
of the features of the performance i n
satire on the movies with a vamp. The
fpcrmiucs arc cxcc"cni.
I People's Eddie Dale and Tom
Mickey Mnrkwood arc the chief fun -makers
in "Victory Helles," which
, offers "Froliques a la Mode." The re
i vue is snappy and jazzy. Vivian Law -i
rence nnd Jcnnettc Hrown. heading the
female contingent, have catchy songs.
' Hijnti Plenty of action nnd a supply
of timely music mnrk the show pre-
ented by the Sport Girls. "A Day at
the Races" is the principal skit
i Harry Levan is chief funmnker ami
i ably assisted by Marie Grenier.
j $100,000,000 for New Homes
Chicago, March .10. (Hv A. P.)
Chicago bankers will lend 8100.000,000
I during 10J0 to home builders in an
j elTort to end the housing shortage, it
was announced today Part of tho fund
I will be made available immediately to
enable victims of tho tornado to rebuild
i their homes, the announcement said.
T-sMltlt MVTirKNi
w ii m m A B
AaVSERBGAiUINE
U. S. Mail Steamers
Mciniers Nel Refitted Throughout.
I'rltute n-lth. Ktc.
fiEW YORK PLYMOUTH
CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON
One Clan Cabin and Third Clan
St. Paul ...Apr. 3 Mar 1 Mar 29
Philadelphia
New Yolk .
Apr. 10 Mar 8 Jane 5
.Apr. 24 May 22,
and reraUrlr
m
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE GO.
Pa.aenger Office. 1319 Walnut St.. Phila.
l'aiiEcr und
Itnlln . .
Pnnnnnla .. .
Saionln ....
CHrmunl. . .
rnnonlii .
rrb.nl
Itojil Crorce
I olumbla
M.iuretanln .
It, A. Victoria
Cnrmnnlj . . .
V.tllllHII ....
Kojul Crone .
Mauretiinla .. .
( uronla ... .
Coluinbln
New York tolienot ,
New York " I'atrus, IluhroTn'k and Trieste ,
N'eir Yorjt " PI) mouth. llHmhurc and Iindnn
New York " l't. miulli, Clirrhouric and I.Urrpool
rhlludelDhl.i " I ondon
rhllndelohla " l.lterpool
New York I'lTinouth, t tierbotirs nnd Southampton
.New ork l.ondnnderry nnd (.lascow
New lork " ( herhounc and Southampton . ...
New York " Mterpunl ....
New York " Urn-pool
New York Urn-pool
New ork " I'ljmoulh, Cherbourg and Southampton.
New ork " Cherboure nnd Southampton
No York " rimouth, therhourc und l.lternool
.New lork Londonderry and (jIjucovt
For Later Sailing Apply to
1300
WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
EARN-LINEi
Incorooralrd IR31
(J. S. Shipping Board Steel Steamer
General Cargo
Regular Service
Philadelphia Manchester
SS "Des Moines Bridge" Apr. 5
Philadelphia Havana
SS "Lake Foxboro" . .Loading
S S "Lake Galera" April 5
For rate and particulars apply to
Earn-Line Steamship Co.
139 South Fourth St.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Green Star Line
V H. Milpplne llntrd trp Hteum.M
MAItKll.l.i:s OltMM Tltll'.STK
a rt . XltKMIIII". . I.ujdlnc
" i.RKKK-MIRMTIU rilKlit
SS "J0MAB"GN0A ,'',, """''
V PTF.AMKH ... . ..Karlr Anrll
hJ -WIMiv'' Mlridl ,"
CHA". KntZ. Aarnt. T1rnf Hid.
, inMn.nn ml miy mtn
Java Pacific Lias
lllrM-t Hrrrlta
Mll FruntlMu t
NETHERLANDS
EAST INDIES
rait Cario IJaa
i. V,
Hprfrklaa & nro. Co.. Urn.
Art.
Iii Ht.. Man Franclaco
Kaw Vark OHIf 17 llallarr I'laaa
z I
lsLwHW
MYSTERY AND LOVE
STANLEY'S OFFERING
"My Lady's Garter" Based on
Gem Thoft Jack Plckford
Arcadia Star
Stanley "My Lady's Garter," a
special production directed by Maurice
Tourncur. dculi with the theft nnd re
covery 'of a famous piece of jewelry
from which the plcturetakcs its title.
Jacques Filtrelle's slorhni supplied n
number of thrills' throughout the play
and the director has cleverly worked up
the suspense to the very end. Tt would
be best to ascertain the time of the
picture's beginning in order thnt the
denouement mry be appreciated.
When the theft of the jewel Is dis
covered, many people tnke up the search,
among them one who Is suspected as
being the criminnl. Hut the events lead
to n surprise. The love interest lias
been made subsidiary to the dramatic
plot.
The high lights of the thriller nre the
blowing up of a yacht and the snitch
ing of a locomotive in pursuit of n
train so as to avoid il wreck. Wyndhnm
Standing Is good as the chief player,
tthlln Hvlvln Ttrenmpr makes a lileaslnz
Ljinpenrnnce ns the girl. Henry Herbert
gives a nne portrnyni ns one 01 me
party in search of the criminal.
Arcadia "The Little Shepherd of
Kincdom Come" has Jnek Pickford as
the famous character of John Fox. Jr.'s,
novel. The story has been excellently
mounted bv the Goldwvn studio staff
, nnd the photography is of the nrtistle
variety. Not only is the stnr cast in n
!n role which fits him. but the support
ing players have been chosen with fqunl
j care ; a rarity in Oiesr days when stars
must be placed so ns to make them shine
forth from the rest of the group.
i There Is human appeal to the story.
J Tt wns done on the stage in n different
manner, but the film version is better.
for it covers more of the plot. A boy runs
nwny from bis mountain home and finds
frietids to tnke him in in a Kentucky
town. A girl whom he knew in his old
home loves him and then the war starts
between North nnd South. The lnd
takes side with the North and is forced
j to go to the home of the little girl he
has learned to love in search of a niem
1 ber of her family. The end is shown
, as a happy one for nil except the first
little mountain girl lover.
Pauline Starke gave n portrayal that
I was fine and pathetic as the mountain
' lass, while the golden hair nnd baby
face of Clara Horton were in contrast,
, making her excellent work stand out ns
it did n "The Girl From Outside."
Wallace Worslcy directed it.
j Victoria "12:10" has Marie Doro
1 as Its star and it is certainly n treat
for filmdom, as she is appealing nnd
interesting. Marie Doro's work in this
film, which was taken in Paris and
England, recalled her work in other
fi'ms of T'r.ited Sjntes make. For n
"foreign" production, against which
much hns been said, this one stands
out with surprising qualities of enter
tainment. Perhaps it is due to the dl-
reetion of Herbert Hrenon, who so
journed in this Innd for a time while
making some movies with Nazhnova and
other stars.
To ascertain the time of the showing
of this film is n good idea, for when the
sTKXMsinr NOTirr.s
W fc V mk H B Af M) W 4H m
RED STAR LINE
Splendid Latfe Steimtrt
Accommodations Include Numerous Konnn With
rrofesulonal Mrlne Orchestras.
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON
ANTWERP
First, Second and Third Clanea
Lapland Apr. 3 May 8 Jane 12
Finland Apr. 7 Mar lSJune 19
Kraonland Majr l,June S
Zetland Jone 26
thereafter.
Frelcht fcerTlc.
. . . Mar. 31 ,
. .. Apr. 10 ,
Apr. 12
Apr. 13
Apr. i
. . .Apr. II
. Apr. 14
.. Anr. 17
Apr. 21
Anr. 21
May is
.May 1R
May ID1
May 2J
May 22
May 22
Holland America
LINE
NEW YORK to ROTTERDAM :
Via Plymouth and Boulogne-Sur-Mer ,
On arraunt of atrlk In Holland .jlllnct ,
bp to und imludluE April 3 lute bteu "a" '
Cflra.
Kew alllnc artirdule will be unnaun..ri u. I
r....nr on.ee". iS3i iut m.. pmu.
. ia nntklLU -- -
MERCHANTS & MINERS
Transportation Comnanv
IMlLMIthrd IM.It
Million of Pa.-ni(T Tarried '
Not a l.lff Ix
Thiladrlphla-ltotton d.. Sal, ft i
riiladrlphli-iMnnnHh ar.ri Luii-nniillp '
t rldiiT, (I p. M.
I'rrltht Oniy I ntll May Ut
MmrOl.li-IIWWt Trrlulit (.rle
Salllntu rytrr 10 clan j
rir IS. So. Itrl. Ayr. Tel. Imbard 1000 1
r.nrrTio.ij
llolll hff
Our cradUiitva Mr., in Luniunt il.m.. ...
cud-py1nK pnnlilona. OrKif anorthand.
and aocmarlal count. Day and Nliai
-.!" .iiiviiaite training, enro I
anv tlmii. (?atl nr writ., tnm ...if
4f3 cartlrulara Hnd rataloau.
iiw rnii. ncsiNKSN com.eob
.... ?.Pa f-0'!'!!? Conimrr
1017 thtnat Bt. I'lilladrlphla
Frtnch For. ,B ! rnonih you Itara ta
i iliiui apeak, undaratand, rad and wrlia
Sp
nnish " inuaaa. uuyara Bcnool
THE TAYLOR SCHOOL ,
Markat
Otttt Shorthand, Touch Typewrlllni, Uook
kraplnc, Eecrotarlal Couraaa. Day ft Nlftal.
LEARN TO SI'CAK COrtUECTLY Prlvatt
Individual Itiaona In Encllan and Franeh;
rapabla woman Itacnar. 80J N. Vict n.
Fhona For-lar SI0A W
denouement comes it will bate moro of
a thrill thnn could bo expected by those
who disregard the start of the play.
The story deals with the machinations
of a business manager for n man who
adopts n girlj Ho makes his will nnd
leaves the residue of bis estate to tho
girl, providing sho will stay in the somo
room with his body for an hour. Thrills
nud creeps for n minute, but as in a
ccrtnlti scene in "Komeo and Juliet"
well, It is best not to disclose the part
before the censor seal. The rejuvenated
"Tllllc's Punctured Komancc" was nlso
like seeing persons of the past, for many
players appeared who made us laugh
With their old nntlcs.
Hegent "Easy to Get." with Mar
guerite Clark as the girl who ninnies
a man who makes the remark. "All
women nre reallv easy to gel If you
just go about it in tho right way.", Of
course, this leads' to a disagreement be
tween n newly wedded couple nud the
result is the bride leaves the husband.
It takes many reels of good movie ma
terial before the pair are happily re
united and the husunnd shown the error
of his rcninrks.
Marguerite Clark Is ever n delight
to watch In her work; she has some
mannerisms which make her work dis
tinctive. The direction of Walter Ed
wards gnve the story just the right sense
of comedy nnd Itola Forrester and Mnpn
Page, the authors, arc to be congratu
lated in supplying a story in which the
Rtnr showed tip well. The Paramount
production is adequate.
Belmont "Deadline at Eleven."
with Corinuo Griffith in the role of a
jociety girl who. goes' in for newspaper
work as n lark, 1ut finally likes it when
she is given a column to conduct Ruth
Hyers, the author, has supplied a mur
der case with tho society girl reporter
going in to do n story about a lost girl.
There is love interest, but rather sub
dued. The newspaper office scenes are
carefully done and George Fawcett, n
fine nctor'. but not so good n director,
is responsible for the acting. It seems
ns though the story were a bit of the
tempo used by ' Mr. Fawcett's recent
employer. D. W. Griffith, but without
the lntter's fine points. Vitngraph made
the play.
Melghan Visits Film Theatres
Thomas Melghau, who scored a hit In
"The Miracle Mnn," was a visitor to
this city last evening. At the Hcllevue
Stratford ho was the guest of honor nt
n dinner given by Jules E.- Mnstbaum.
Mr. Melghan was taken to the Stanley
Theatre, where he made n brief ad
dress, and then lie visited the Palace.
GrcAt Northern. Strand nnd Locust.
Mr. Meighnn will go to the Paramount
Artcrnft studios to work on new pic
tures. FARM AND GARDEN
R
urpees
I 14V,. i J
wtl't MfnwVlHiUr-kedNw9n wilt
mSSEHF
mmasgani
. HMB5S!'
"I WH?F3EfM
i JlgSBra
! SBSSHW
mxtwrnzr
w 1 1 WlkwAty
Burpee's Stringless Creen Pod Bean
This famous snap bean was first introduced by Burpee. , It is
brittle and tender and absolutely strincss and is now the' most
popular bush bean in the world.
If purchased separately the above would, cost 55c. The
entire collection together with the Burpee Leaflet "Sug
gestions on Seed Sowing" will bemajlcd to your door for 25c.
Just clip out the coupon and fill in the space below.
wmm
WW
W. ATLEE BURPEE CO., Seed Growers, Burpee Buildings, Philadelphia
Gentlemen: Enclosed I am sending you 25c for Fire of the Finest Vegetables.
amc ., .. ....,..,.....,....
Add ress , ,
IlLnlkA
iilljpjpm
hip
And
den
j.... ... ..... ..,"'.."".."" . " "
m juji giucn n principally me inherence
in the seed. Runt heeds have produced quick
and positive results for three generations of
American gardeners. They are the result of t
over 92 ears of scientific selection and de- J
elopment. v
Send Today for Our Free Garden Guide
Tells what, when, and how to plant for best
results. Our prices, at no sacrifice of quality,
jhow worth-while reductions over those listed
last year.
Headquarters for Kastern Grown
Robert Buist Company
SttJ Crouitri
4 uJGS.Fraat Street
rhilat'elpila, Pa.
Ill 'oei kgo
Mvk.l St.
OPERA TO CONTINUE
HERE, SAYS CUYLER
Director Emphatically Assorts
Metropolitan Company Will
Roturn Next Soason
All doubts and fears lu regard to the
future of grand opera In Philadelphia
hnve been wiped out bv Thomas DeWitt
Cuyler. n member of the board of direc
tors of the Metropolitan Opern Co. of
New York, nnd also a director of tho
Metropolitan Opera House Co. of Phil
adelphia. "Toil may say cmphntlcally for me,"
said Mr. Cuyler In his office In the
Commercial Trust HiiIMing. "'thnt there
Is not a vestige of truth in the reports
that the Metropolitan Opera Co.
would discontinue performances here
or Hint it would give sccoud-gradc per
formances. "Philadelphia will have Its grand
opera season as usual, and I would not
bo surprised If the opera company next
FARM AND QABDEN
RUNNING WATER
-ANYWHERE--
Eonlo your firm or mtintry horn
with JEPTUND XVATBU HttrPLT
BTBTEM mil you will slwayi hT
a bundne oftpurt. running; wtr
whfrtTtr rou wnt It nd under iuf
flclenttr hU li prcMiir to afford smpl
it protection. Thtte outfit! r
automatic In action, wiulrlnc y
little attention, and operate br either
Saiollne or electricity at urprlilntly
iw coat. TVId? for booklet.
JiExxSxos.Co,
Plumbing &
Heating
Supplier
DISPLAY H00MB
4 to BO N. 8th St.,!
BOO Arch St.
130-41 Federal St., ;
Camden, N. J,
C? C?UL3
row
Five of the Finest
Vegetables for 25c.
That you may know the value of Burpee
Quality Seeds, we offer below a collection
of Vegetable Seeds that arc uncqualcd for
productiveness and deliciousness and which
arc among the many varieties of the "Best Seeds
That Grow," originally introduced by Burpee.
Burpee' Golden Bantam Corn
The moit famous Swet Com in the wbdd. It
uai first named and introduced by Burpee, and if
without question the richest and sweetest of all
varieties of Sweet Com.
Burpee's Black Red Ball Beet
Remarkable for its uniform shape, deeply colored
flesh and fine sweet flavor. The best beet for the
home garden.'
Burpee's Wayahead Lettuce.
An early and sure heading variety. The outer
leaves are light creen with the inner head finely
blanched to a ricn butter)" yellow.
Burpee's Scarlet Button Radish
Extra early round radish with bright scarlet skin,
flesh pure white, crisp, tender and mild.
n. p. t..
SIAIt, so
Take the
Guesswork Out
of Gardening
No matter how carefully ou
prepare the toil, despite your skill at
planting, and regatdless of weather
conditions 'you won't c.et the right
results with the wrong feeds.
the difference hetween th nr.
that reduces the high cost of
HUInn aniT h r--ttr. a V - t.
Onion Sai
yenr would Riirpnfls nil its prevlpiin ef
forts in this city. I know tvhnr 1 niu
tnlkiiiR abant, n I nm thr oldest incin-bi-i
of I ho board of dlri-ctorK of Hit
Jfotropulltoii Opcrn Co. of Nbiv
Y6rk. nn well m h ilii-iTtor of llio Met
ruiiolltHti Opera House Co. Iicre- .
Mr. Ctiyler'M Btutt meiit (linplitlfil ntjtl
strcngtlir-nod ulternncrs to l) fttimc
effect nmdo b.v two directors of the
l.l.nni.lltnn Oma.sm IIaii.a fn Inuf
i-iviiuiuiiinii vrjrt.lu Liuuau vw .out
Tucsdny nlglit, when they clinrac
ii-rit.'ii iiiu rt-HiriH nn pri-iuuiuit; unu
iioiixciMlrul Hcnrc-ntorlea "
At that time Clinrlox V. Hchlbencr,
si'crctnrytrrn&uter of tin1 Mctropolltnu
wrniNo RF.nrtTri
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
.-a.
CD he iinbassador
GUanttc City's Newest and Wlost DistindiveWotel
Undpr mannRemcnt Ambassador Hbtcls S.VHtcni. 'xolkAmbMska' Sa7
On, the lloardwalk. vet in the nulet, exclusive Clila Inntto Cttti : A)'it?mMn
renldentlal dlmrlrt. flpacloiia aim decka oierlooklnit ocean ,ii,r r.l ' i-W . j . .'
Kjmphony eonr-rla eery evenlnr. , Danclnr In famnu hJ.'.a!ln, f&tn ' n
rlll and Japancat toa room., Catcrlne to aolect clientele. , .'a,i ,, en,;'n nr.
W rile tor boakWl '
WiiiiiiiiWfMrifflittiiiiiiiiaw
I A ATLANTIC CITY. N .J., , I
i ArvAmfir icarv Plaa Hotel i
1a j-uvniiici'iwuit. (. win iv(u a
of DisimctimaruiRcalComfort i
aanna-aLn A A JW
IT instFKUur utrtnuani
capacity 6oo. Wittier JMuzw
KINGSTON
Special Easter Rate, $4.00
AMKBIHAV PLAN
OCBAN AVB. Klrat hotel (1U0 feet) from
Koardwalk nnn uearii. leniraiiy locatea.
Fireproof; clevatori prlvnto Imthe: room, with
oeenn Mew: nnlal'le tahln. M. A. I.BYnnil
HO-
BLACKSTONE
IVIrtlnla Avenue at Boardwalk
American and European plan. Hot ana
cold aea and fresh watar batha. Sun
parlor and every comfort. Open all year.
nVir llETtfl. Owner anil Pmnrletwr
HOTEL SHOREHAM
Vlri Inla Ava. cloae to beach hnd Steal Iter.
Capacity -50. Amerlran & ISuropean. Prlr.
tiatha. Run V water. Elevator to etreat level.
IS.6U up dally, apec'l weekly. CHAM. HTK1UN
THE WILTSHIRE
Vlralnla ave. and Ileach. Capacity 3Sn.
Frlv. bntne. innnlnir water, elev., etc. Amer.
clan. Special aprlnc ratea. Hnoklet. BAM
1TKI. Vf.r IS Oe nee- v. .t rni.t tNfl Mr
CfMORE AiLAimccnYl
0RU7S GREATEST HOIELSUOCESS
HOTEL BOTHWELL
Vircrlnla. nv. ootid houue from nojirtliTAlk
nnd Stefl Plr, Hvery appointmfnt. Highest.
wndrr1 In rnlnlnn wn1 mrvlr, HonkUt. fc
Try CLARENDON Hotel1
Virginia Ave. near Ileach. All room, with '
hot nnd fold rnnnlnc Mitten prlnte linth i
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Always open. Alwaya ready. Terma mod.
erate Fhona or write. M. Walah Duncan.
RON AIR Ocean Atenue. .Near Ileach.
PU" " American plan: SS.Sti day
UP- Sin up weekly. J. H.UAITTINnRn.
PHILLIPS HOUSE
Maaearhuaetla Av. nr. Beach. F. P. 1'hllllria.
HOTEL BOSCOBEL 'jtuclj' Ave.
a u u-wwvu.u Open nil year;
lift nn weklv, Phnne 117. A. B. MAUION,
Westminster UTti
Kater: SIS wkly.: J3;00up dally. C. Uuhre.
OPKAN CITY
RRKAKFRS '"' ordulU Hotel.
Dnxnrvuvj n.. j.1,.1,,- ,,r.,A for
ronvUescenta. On race. K. A. YOUNQ. Mjjr.
rilOTOPl.AYH
PHOTO PtAYS
THRU
4h
OFlMERICA
All I i"th. Morel, l, Pauvunk Ave,
.HinamDM mi n.nv nt -j. Kvu-a. uiis t v
ANITA STRWAnT III
"OI.O KCNTUCIiY"
A I I rrUCWV Frankford t Allegheny
fiLLCUnCn I Mai.Dallv 'J-.ir. Kvis. at 8.
ICATHRRINE MivDONAl.D in
"THE THUNDEKnObT
A DOT T C 02D i THOMPSON STS.
riiAnr.KS hay in
"THK CLODIIOPPKi;"
ARCADIA f7, W
.TACK rir-KFOnD In
' rim I.ITTI.U BHKPHr.nD OV KINODOM
CO.MK"
BALTIMORE 'f&WFSX
ZAZIT PITTS III
"Seki.no it Timouaif
Dl T irntDr nnoAD street and
I3L.UE.Di I L i'n'-'HANSA AVE.
WII.T. IWRFnS In
"IUHII.O"
BROADWAY FTMV '
ANITA STFTVAHT In
"IN OI-D KENTUCKY"
n A HWr TI2 MARKET HTHEET
KPil I 1 JLa in i. t-y 11-13 P. M
wnjn Ttminfic 'n
SHE LOVES AND LIES"
COLONIAL
Gtn ft Maplewood Avea.
'.'.in. T nnd 0 P. M
NA5MMWA In
'STnONOEn THAN DEATH"
EMPRESS MA,N viVJt
NE'.'. swr'MiV i
nOK TO OOD'S COUNTRY" '
FAIRMOUNT -1'
nth
ft nirant Are
KE UAILT
rUAi'Fonn ki:nt m
"OTHER MEN'S SHOES"
CAM1I V THEATRE 1311 Market St.
rAlVllL.1 n . M m vidnlsht
j v vmntiOAN in
"130. 000"
r"riI CT THEATRE Relnw Spruce
jOlrl 31. "Itivbe DAILY
Pll.R WILLI "R 'n
THE rORTUNB IU'NTKH"
Great Northern ' V ' 9, jj
NWMOV In
RTnONOER TJIAN DEATH"
IMPERIAL ?H MVSI.
nHHTIS KRMI'M In
"THE CORSICAN UROTHEns"
I rAnPn 41ST LANCASTER AVE.
Lt.AL'lwIX. JIMTtNKU UAILV
DOROTHY nAT.TOV In
"llLAfK IS WHITE"
I IDCDTV BROAD & COLVMIHA AV.
LltJUIxl M"IV"JE DAILY
COIHSNi" nnipPTTH In
"DEADLINE AT 11"
333 MARKET BTf fW.V&W
"HIS HOUSE IN ORDER"
MODEL
4SS SOUTH ST. Orchaitia,
Pmm!..-.!, 1 In 11.
"UNDErt SUHPICION"
-rramm Mm
M a7SrMf MsMS
vi3ArM.-iAvvi,ii:cnc
Opera nouse Co.. explained that
Iim i-untoM hijd orlKttiHtcd lio.n a "
lief, Hint 10".r. rjtoteabury, prwldunt
,of the local rotniiiiiiy, tui( about ti
fotcclo,r n 9000.(100 murtiiofii he holai
on the Mvtroiiolltuu Oiiera Houue.
.Mr. Cuyler declliii'il to dlncum thi
uiortgagc, wnyiug It wan impossible trt
inaku a statement In that connection
beforo the return of Mr. 8totesburr
from the South in tho beginning of
April. - ""
It was emphasized by Jfr. Cujr
however, that, even in tho event of
foreclonirc. the opera season hero would
not be nffected In the least.
HPBINO nKXIIKTS
ATTKTIO CITT. N. 3.
Annr) ' ,0
s Hotl
freooma
" rLCicnncsnAyvru
zajmvmnzw
. rritf r-.
"onffctrxeantt
mnisatmxfavtt
aw, wavfM mt yK"LC-CtTU
tVD.
gj.W.CAWMAMV
VOBt
tt
FCOt JClcr
ffiSaMfflSffiSfSA1?.?-
B.i. !... a .
CaD.KW.R.flnln..mVi-Jrr.T'!rCB-
trirtirinodarn.Ubtaaa.arTlaeaacellen'i,
I iaaca aalanum. BookUA. A. Ffmnakll'
tot;h.s
COOK'S
Travel Service
Covers the World
Benefit by our experience,
in selecting your
Steamship
Accommodations
Wc are the accredited Agents
for all Atlantic and Pacific S.S.
Companies,
THOS. COOK & SON
225 S. Broad St., Phila.
5cM
Are
you going to
Europe Send fc
The American Tra
er
in Europe 1920"
It Solvp. tbn Pi-ohlom
iwA Mailed Free. rV'
V TRAVi;i DKPT. fi
-m.-. iih nmiH.r . i nrm. j M.r t
ml Mteert Front. A fi
rnim,, i ".a
JEP0rf
niOT()PIYS
The following theatres obtain their pictures
through tho STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of tho finest productions. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanley Company of America.
I riCDDDrrM' -C3D AND
I '-' v i-iiiJivvyr. ii t vnnronD avb.
Ai.tnn i.ure in
"SHOULD A WOMAN TDLLr
PAT ArC - MARKET STREET
wai.i.aur IlKIH In
"E.XCUSE MY DUST"
PRrNPFQ 1 MARKET HTIIEET
i IMlrZeJOs-ao A 51. to 11:15 P. il.
. .. ALICE I.AKK In
"SHOULD A WOMAN TELLT"
RFP.PMT MARKET ST. IMow 1ITH
IN1-val-'l' fM!l A. M. to 11 P. il.
MARGUERITE CLARK In
"EASY TO QET"
R1AI TO OERMANTOWN AVE.
IH"YL. 1 J AT Tl'i pw.HOCKEN 3L
LOUIS RENNISON In
"A MISKIT EARL"
RI IRY MARKET ST, OEIXIW 7TH
lx'-'1J l 10 A, M. to 11:11 P. M
SHIRLEY MArON In
"HER ELEPHANT .MAN"
SAVflY '-"'I MARKET 8THEET
Jrtvu l fl A. M. to li'lUNiaHT
snPRUE HVYAKAWV In
"THE IIRAND OP
LOPEZ"
SHERWOOD
MTH AND
I1AI.T1MOIIR
DOROTHY DALTON In
"IILAC'K IS WHITE"
STANF FY MARKET AHOVE ItlTH
JlrtllLLI lists. M to t:13 p. M.
MAURICE TOURNEPR's
"MY LADY'S OARTER"
VICTORIA MnKnTHTnmpTji
MARTH PORO In
"li'Sin"
o
Tlie NIXON-NlRDLlNCnR JVL
THEATRES J
BELMONT MU
tiuVG MAIIlvLr
conrNNK nnippiTtr m
uv4uitirsn ai
CEDAR
C0TH t CEDAR AVU.NLti
DOROTHY DII.TON In
"I.'APAC'HE"
COLISEUM MA",T.r;(TDKSM
nu uurii
rorert vnvirit m
-MAvrv mw
FRANKFORD
4T1.1 FRANLFOIIU
vii.viii;
vim. ii.-.a in
'PLEASE GET MARRIED"
IllMRH ITtONT ST. ft (1IIIARD AVK
JU1V1DVJ ,.-,-. iv ' " nlrord "I.
DOLORES CAPSIVKLL! In
"Tlin IlinilT TO LIE"
I Cr 1CT a30 AND LOCUST STREET.S
LUUUOI t.i. i.o .n iv-, o:3U lo II
MAREL NORMAND In
"PINTO"
N1XQNn3D AND MARKET STS
OLADTS TinOCKWELL In
"THE DEVIL'S RIDDLE"
RIVOLI 6ID AND 8AWS02N5fTTS;nd
B. 1." T.1VCOLN In
"DESERT HOLD''
STRAND nIANT0WN AVE.
rJVIViV nriEAMER In
"RESPECTARLE nY PRO.YT"
WEST ALLEGHENY
SMh t,
'l-aheiiy
nr'T "sii'ii'rtv i
"rlliv lir;rir iir.i.i.Aiin
Stale Bank of Philadelphia
Fifth and ABainbridge Sts.
rUlLADELriHA. TA.
f ........i. ...... t .Ji..ii1miti.,f.n.fMtfwlY1
.'A .
SJrayer's Bust
BTnjaniKum mi' '" '
College
rhlUdtlMila'a OraaKl
,h,V t. VoA2SwV- .'."' i 4tgW atvuhv .rt4 -'
f K JitJ'-.i-f.fflW'., .... .. . i.. S,,.u-v j.ihJ..VJ. .1 .drawi4iVatlJ-aJU. .tV. y.tAaUlL.. ....'!
ln frhaal ,
ri v"r"!
JlmWft ,fff i.
V. ...""'"